AirHint

Flight price predictor

7 followers

Flight price predictor

7 followers

AirHint answers one of the most frequent questions for travellers: "when to book the flight". It helps those who are unsure whether to book immediately or wait for a better price. 66% of users said they saved money by using the AirHint.

Launch tags:Travel•Artificial Intelligence

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Humbo

Nice idea! I travel quite a bit and can see how this could be useful for big trips. It would be great to see this for multi-stop flights as those are the most expensive tickets I buy. But I understand that it becomes quite a bit more complex then. UX-idea: when choosing a return flight and picking a departure date in the future, then the return date could automatically become the day after. So that the user does not have to move ahead a few months two times.

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7yr ago

Pomodus

Congrats on your launch @aleksei_udachny Very helpful. Takes the guess work and pressure out of when to book. Best of luck.

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7yr ago

Great idea. Often it happens that I find the tickets for a price and next week they're cheaper. This can save a lot of money.

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7yr ago

Great idea! Need UX works tho.. and there are much too ads on the page, it's disturbing.. but maybe it can be solved with a better UX. More currencies would be nice too, I travel a lot but I currently live in New Zealand. I'm gonna have a try with the alerts :)

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7yr ago

The idea of the project is not bad in principle. It will be interesting and useful for many to observe the changes in airfare prices. But this stratap needs a little refinement. Starting from the custom software development services(www.intellectsoft.net/services/w...) of the application itself and ending with an overview of international connecting flights. I think it’s worth using maybe not services, but the advice of the guys from Intellectsoft, I think they will tell you in which direction to move in the future.

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7yr ago

Wow. I really like the idea. I'd really like to know the details how it works, because there can always be some unexpected world accidents, that can reduce or increase the cost of tickets. But I think it's all up to the algorithm. If you collaborate with a software development company in the USA (https://inoxoft.com/service/soft...), you'll be able to reach your goal and become a great startup. Perhaps you can cooperate with Airbnb or Bookin.com or Avaisales.

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4yr ago

I enjoy traveling and visiting different places anytime I have the opportunity. When it comes to modes of transportation, I like to fly to save time. The idea of this flight price predictor is great, and if someone wants to create one, I can assist you by recommending this firm that specializes in software development services ( https://thinkpalm.com/uk/ ) and test automation in the UK.

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